Sentences with phrase «of eddies»

«Interestingly, we found the movement and strength of the SAM played the largest role in increasing the energy of the eddies in the Southern Ocean over periods of less than a decade but there were clear delays between the timing of the SAM and its effect on the eddies,» said Dr Hogg.

«The increase in kinetic energy of these eddies actually only became apparent a few years after a strong SAM event.»

Recent solo exhibitions include Safe As Houses at JTT, New York; The Stillness of Eddies at 56 Henry, New York; Worm at AALA Gallery, Los Angeles; and The Enthusiast at JTT, New York.

Additionally, like high and low pressure systems seen on TV weather maps, the ocean is full of eddies, slowly swirling masses of water.

She cringes at the sight of two small animal carcasses on the opposite bank, then wades in, steering clear of an eddy of gray scum.

The water within an eddy usually has different temperature and salinity characteristics compared with the water outside of the eddy.

Mesoscale ocean eddies are currents which flow in a roughly circular motion around the center of the eddy.

Anyway, could the presence of these eddy swirls (and the sea - surface temperature garbling that goes along with them) have an impact on the sea - surface temperature record by ships traveling unbeknownst through them over the last 50 - 100 years?

Celis et al., 2017 combined six years of eddy covariance flux tower data and soil respiration chambers and found that a moist tundra site was a source of carbon to the atmosphere, but much of the net source arises from the slow, but continuous emissions in winter.

The variability that I found could also be a consequence of eddy asymmetry not being the same for all eddies, like stronger or larger eddies being more or less asymmetric.

Lasslop, G., Reichstein, M., Detto, M., Richardson, A. D. & Baldocchi, D. D. Comment on Vickers et al: Self - correlation between assimilation and respiration resulting from flux partitioning of eddy - covariance CO2 fluxes.

Cospectral analysis of eddy momentum flux convergence shows that eddy activity is generally restricted by these phase speed bounds.

Coumou has taken the story forward, analyzing existing climate models to track the future of eddy kinetic energy over the 21st century.

Make Magazine — Dropping a Magnet Through a Copper Pipe — JamesRB1995 — Described as a «simple demonstration of eddy current braking,» this 45 second film illustrates a physical phenomenon I'd never heard of before, let alone seen in action.

This image shows Von Karman vortices, a row of eddies that alternate in their direction of rotation.

The increased movement and overturning of these eddies and jets has accelerated the carbon cycle and driven more heat into the deep ocean.

This visualisation of eddies in cosmic background radiation gives a glimpse into the moments after the big bang

But even absent a direct hit, she said, there is risk through early November of eddies and steering currents bringing enough floodwater to the reefs to reduce salinity to unhealthy levels.

She moves a short way upstream and does it all over again, scouring algae off rock, washing silt out of the eddies, aerating gravel.

These kinds of eddies can pinch off from strong boundary currents like the Gulf Stream, or form where water flows of different temperatures and densities come into contact.

It's not Kansas down there, but the new research suggests that powerful deep - sea cyclones — the whirling underbellies of eddies — sweep through these communities on a seasonal basis, transporting vent products to far - off waters.

A computer simulation of the eddies produced similar deep - sea currents, giving support to the correlation between the two observations.

By correlating the flux of chemical sediments and organisms with the passage of eddies, researchers say they have identified a new mechanism by which vent products are transported around the world.

Lead author of the study and an expert in sea level science, Professor Chris Hughes, said: «What we found was a pair of eddies spinning in opposite directions and linked to each other so that they travel together all the way across the Tasman Sea, taking six months to do it.

In fact, the new research to be published in Nature on July 19 shows that less than 10 percent of the eddy's waters mixed with the surrounding ocean.

To definitively say that the birds are drafting off each other, however, the exact location of the eddies and the areas of downdraft would need to be measured on ibises, which would require flying them in a wind tunnel — a far more intrusive process than simply carrying a data logger.

Visbeck, M., J. Marshall, T. Haine, and M. Spall, 1997: Specification of eddy transfer coefficients in coarse - resolution ocean circulation models.

Jen talks Mike through the close linkage between observations and theory: it's hard to conceive of an Antarctic Circumpolar Current composed of a horde of eddies if you can only look over the side of one ship at a time.

The resistance offered is also on a higher number, with 25 levels of eddy magnetic current available; therefore, you can always push yourself to a higher level.

While that sounded like an odd combination, the game actually made a lot of sense as it let you play as a team of various types of Eddies, the bands longtime undead mascot, and play through the crazy environments show on the band's album art throughout the years.

Discovery Passage is an angler's dream, thanks to a wealth of eddies, backwaters, islands and inlet tidal currents where salmon naturally gather.

Ocular circles disturb an otherwise rigorous abstraction, and radial spatters of paint form arcs that translate her painterly gestures into a coherent depiction of eddying, organic motion.

In the real world, small - scale phenomena such as convection, clouds, gravity waves, and various sorts of eddies may influence mesoscale systems such as TCs, and these unresolved small - scale phenomena are represented through often somewhat simplistic statistical «parameterizations».

So the short answer to the question is, the properties of these eddies are not only important, but in fact they are fundamental to the large - scale planetary circulation.

The experiment involved «fertilising» a 300 - square - kilometre (115 - sqare - mile) area of ocean inside the core of an eddy — an immense rotating column of water — with six tonnes of dissolved iron.

This allowed me to get an idea of the seasonal cycle of eddy asymmetry and, surprisingly, the monthly λ values had a monthly standard deviation (see below) of up to ~ 0.1 in the sub-Tropics!

This exposes the evolution of each eddy to the randomness of its neighbour.

The best known of these eddies are the Gulf Stream rings, which develop in meanders of the current east of Cape Hatteras.

Embedded within the mean flow is a variety of eddy structures that not only put kinetic energy into circulation but also carry heat and other important properties, such as nutrients for biological systems.

Algae was able to grow on the surface of the eddies, which gives the dead zones a light - blue tint when viewed from above.